GM Techline eSI (electronic service information) DVD

[DAVe3283]

A while back, GM used to sell their Techline eSI system as a standalone application shipped on a few CDs, then eventually a DVD.

I acquired a copy a while back, but the latest update I have is from 2005. I know that GM now only provides this information as a web-based subscription, but I thought they put more updates out before going web-only. (I want to say 2009 or 2010?)

Does anyone know what the latest update was, and does anyone have a newer copy than me?

I would be very interested in updating my software if I can find or buy a copy somewhere.

This is what I am looking for, in case you know it by another name:

 

[LtEng5]

I purchased some CD/DVD's thru this site. It looks as thou some stuff is updated only thru 2011..maybe some are newer...not sure

https://www.acdelcotds.com/acdelco/action/viewstore

 

[DAVe3283]

I purchased some CD/DVD's thru this site. It looks as thou some stuff is updated only thru 2011..maybe some are newer...not sure

https://www.acdelcotds.com/acdelco/action/viewstore

Thanks!

Looks like VACD-SI2013-01 ("ACDELCO SERVICE MANUAL OWNER BULLETINS 1998-2013") might be what I want. But at $400, I need to confirm before I buy...

Anyone bought a copy (or the previous SIDVD201102 "ACDELCO SERVICE MANUAL OWNER BULLETINS 2001 - 2011")?

 

[LtEng5]

I have the one that covers 2001 - 2012. It covers all 4 vehicles in my house. Takes a few minute to load in.....once its up and running its really really really good. It has the tech/service manually for every GM line/vehicle made between those years. I was skeptical of the $400 price also.....DEFINITELY worth it.....

There is a guy over here http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/members/heymccall-13617.htm that is probably the most honest and experienced about this stuff.......

 

[DAVe3283]

I have the one that covers 2001 - 2012. It covers all 4 vehicles in my house. Takes a few minute to load in.....once its up and running its really really really good. It has the tech/service manually for every GM line/vehicle made between those years. I was skeptical of the $400 price also.....DEFINITELY worth it.....

There is a guy over here http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/members/heymccall-13617.htm that is probably the most honest and experienced about this stuff.......

I talked to Heymccall, but he said he hasn't used the system. Does your copy look anything like my screenshot (in the first post)?

 

[Josh2002cc]

Hey Dave, in your first post with the screenshot it says service and arts at the top. Does this system also provide parts breakdowns?

 

[DAVe3283]

It provides most diagrams, some exploded views, and some part numbers, but it doesn't have a parts catalog. It is mainly a repair guide, and the images and parts/tool lists are geared toward that.

 

[LtEng5]

yes, the first page is pretty similar to that image. So far I have printed out the sections I needed for some years of the DMax, a Saturn, a Saab, and a Buick. Nice to have all the info and not take up 30 feet of shelf space.